I have been shooting for years and years and I just had one of those dreaded days when every arrow suddenly wobbles its way to the target and the ones that narrowly manage to fly straight hit 8" low and 6" right or some other strange number you can come up with. I have learned from experince its best to hang the bow up for the night and fight another day. Anybody know what Im talking about?

we have probably all been there.i am with you.the moment i start shooting bad i stop for the night.don't give up brother,hang in there.best of luck,steve

Welcome to my world.        the war with target panic has given me many days like that but I keep plugging away at it and once in a while it's a worth it!!!

Yes many times early I tried to fight it, after some time I learned to Put it away for another day  

We all get those days.Like you say,best to put er down and step away.Works for me.Somtimes it's best if I shoot every other day than every day.

Im generally an every day shooter, these days are rare. But they still poke their nasty heads in once in awhile, hopefully never on a hunting day when  have to MAKE a shot!

Nope, never get bummed out enough to sell it all, but I have been known to buy a load of gear, if the price is right    

Ya got some good advice, just put it on the rack for a day or two. It's a physical sport and there are just days that you are not at the top of your game. It happens, just don't let it get you down.

Kevin

How cheap ya talking ?        Hang in there, it usually gets better.
ChuckC

Had one of those days yesterday after shooting well all summer.  Kinda like a golf game. Sometimes it comes and unfortunately goes. Had a much better shooting session today.  Concentration on a spot was greatly improved.  Hang in there.  Beav

Obviously you are not a golfer.  We have many days like this but keep coming back.  Lots of parallels between archery and golf in that form, discipline, technique, patience, and execution are involved.

I just got in from a less than thrilling shooting session. I plan to start my season next week too and it didn't help my confidence. Oh well, I'll be back at it tomorrow.

Every now and then I have day where the "shot ain't happening".       I stop and head inside. But, I would never consider selling all my "stuff".       That's unthinkable!    :eek:

I got frustrated and tired of fighting tuning issues and sold everything!!

Of course im talking about all my training wheel bows!  

I just take it along with the rest. I mean so what if I'm not "spot on" any particular day.

The arrows still look pretty getting there!..lol

It's no big thing, unless we allow it to become one.

Relax! If it's not fun right then.. well come back to it later.

My 2 cents worth.

God bless,Mudd

make it fun...quit shooting groups and  start shooting at a tennis ball with a blunt.... you'll be surprised at how well you shoot.

I'll give ya $50.

35 years and still shootin.   Relax keep shootin. Shoot at ten to 15 yds

Nope, my shootins pretty consistent, if ya listen to my friends, pretty darn good ... Do yourself a favor, Go Stumpin ... Good Luck ...

Yep.... thats what I was gonna say. Move up to 10 or 15 pick your spot and think anchor.

Jacobsladder, Amen! Keep it fun! Smacked Sam Adams Pale right in the snot locker at 42 paces last night with my daily dose of judo. Lucky but fun.